This USC-grown research team has built a prize-winning chemical process to extract and resell in-demand carbon fibers from airplane carcasses.

Catch the famous faces that have been part of past ceremonies — and much more — in a pictorial walk down memory lane.

As the proud child of Vietnamese refugees, Giang has spent her time at USC tackling education disparities at a local, national and international level.

According to a new USC study on how bones heal, a specific type of stem cell can play a big role in boosting bone repair.

USC researchers and colleagues found that the married moms were more likely to “perform gender” in their relationships: working to meet expectations about home-cooked meals, clean clothes and well-kept houses, for instance.

The longtime film critic, who has taught at USC for more than two decades, curated the films featured in the three-day festival that begins Friday.

After Brunei introduced death by stoning for gays under its Islamic law, USC’s Jessica Marglin wondered if that law was an accurate reflection of Sharia. Marglin, who studies law and religion, argues that Sharia is not one thing, but a complex tradition with multiple interpretations.

Growing up in China, Haochen Wang struggled with his studies. But after deciding to learn for fun, this USC 2019 salutatorian found his passions: math, science and even music.

In a study of 50 supplements, USC’s Mary Samplaski found that in the vast majority of cases there was no evidence to show that any of the ingredients in them were effective in any way.